Not information that was given. It was an example of what happens when you dont verify units being used in a system when building an application and possible consequences of a simple error in design

most likely was usa that handled launch and tracking at the time...to future discredit american space agencies

Just like the case where the robot operator was decapitated by the machine

The base algorithm to calculate how fast the machine would move under power was off due to calculus error. The programmer did not understand calculus. The end result was the machine arm swung through safety limiters and killed the operator

@Deleted User nope just a simple error

in inputs vs outputs

No one was discredited, but there was a lot of facepalming

a liberal error u mean

Neither team verified the units being passed between systems, internal systems on the lander

they want 'workers' and not thinkers so they keep the critical thinking away from the programmers and other worker drones

@Deleted User not true

These exercises are part of the course to teach WHY validation is important

And what simple errors can cost in resources and such

Depends on what your application is for be it a Mars lander or factory robot

in soviet union, they'd build the whole rocket then test it based on an untested design...and keep launching each one til 1 design worked, regardless of the cost in materials and lives

Nasa does not design rockets or new tech. They OPERATE and analyze the results

Look up the space elevator project

but during that same time, nasa and jpl were testing out each and every design til something worked before even building it into a rocket to even launch anything

nasa and jpl used the validation system...soviet space program didn't

I have no data on this information

Pretty sure I used those towels in general memes to dry my hands in the 2000s.

after too many failures...several research heads of the scientific were ...removed

or replaced

But I DO know the designs for the various parts for the space elevator was outsourced to american amateur engineers

@StoryGirl83 I still see those towels from time to time in various businesses.

@qwerty_😎 “gimmiedats”? 😂😂😂

Gimmie, gimmie, gimmie dat free stuff <:ScreamingLiberal:720120350947541065>

On the BLM memes chsnnel there is a nice meme “wherever there are fascists, there is resistance.” By “sks memes” (i think).... anyone know where I can find this artist? Seen several cartoons from them and live them.

(I would post it here but this is talk, and asking there would be interrupting the memes with talk.)

Sks cartoon, i mean.

Found it on facebook. https://www.facebook.com/1096319107059506/posts/3536231633068229/

Discord is woke

discord is woke and awakened

they're playing a fine line at the moment because their primary investors are blm side, while their primary suppliers of users that pay for services are on the awakened side

woke - blue pill

awakened - red pill

Wait. So discord is taking a purple suppository?

yep

they've been sitting on it for yrs...and i suggest getting legal support if ur server is controversial to the point where discord might drop it to shut it down, but keep in mind that the active rules of the discord user and owner of that said server, only the time the acc was created would be the only time those discord rules would be valid, any other rules update is a breach of original contract if the user/server forced to obey them

Im quite curious to see how Facebook will be now

any 'rule' update only effects new users/servers created between each update, because it's the user account creation time is the legal defining factor

apparently fb is officially changing into a publisher starting oct 1st, and any 320 protections will be thrown out the window at that point...and anybody still using fb will be bound and duly enslaved by the publishing rules of fb